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Gerry Webster
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Does anyone know who supplies this?. I think - though I'm not sure - that it was selected by Ian Christie but it did not appear on his website last time I looked. It seems to be a very dark form.
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Picture of it, from Ian the Christie kind, here:
http://www.srgc.org.uk/forum/index.php?topic=3141.msg83134#msg83134
Can't say I've seen it listed , Gerry
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Thanks Maggi. It was that photo by Ian that provoked my interest in the first place, though I had forgotten where I saw it. Was the plant found at Ascreavie house I wonder? I've just looked it up & discovered it holds collections by George Sherriff. Interesting.
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I think it must have been, Gerry.
Yes, George Sherriff and his wife Betty lived at Ascreavie and made lovely gardens there. I believe Ian Christie was lucky enough to know them and the gardens. G. S. died in around 1966or 1967, I think.
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An interesting link for Ascreavie....
http://canmore.rcahms.gov.uk/en/site/192900/details/ascreavie+house/
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